I’m anticipating having a good crop from my apple tree this year, which seems to happen every-other year. Two years ago I tried neem oil to deal with the codling moths, spraying after the tree had blossomed—so as not to affect the many visiting bees. This year I’ve decided to do nothing—I don’t like being slave to the tree, and even with the neem oil I still had worms in my apples, though less of them. So this year I’ll see what happens as the moths, June bugs, finches, and robins have at it. I’m hoping to still get some good eating. (All of what I just wrote to say I appreciate the dedication you have towards keeping your bees.)